Privacy
Short version: results are public, and the site keeps almost nothing about you.
What a scan stores
The address you paste, captures of that public page (pictures, a recording of a scroll, its text and measurements) and the scores.
Results are public. Anyone with the link can open one, and scanned sites appear on the front page.
What it knows about you
There are no accounts yet, no cookies for visitors, no analytics and no advertising trackers.
To cap how many new scans one visitor can start in a day, the site keeps a one-way fingerprint of your network address for that day. It cannot be turned back into the address, and tomorrow's is different.
If you ask for a site to be removed, the email address you give is kept with that request.
Who else handles data
Cloudflare serves the site and stores the database and the captures. Like any host, it processes each request, including your network address, to deliver the page and keep it secure.
Ollama runs the models. They receive the captures and text of the scanned page. They receive nothing about you.
Removing a site
If you own a scanned site and want it removed, ask here.
Who runs it
slop.graphics is run by Rais. This page changes when the site does: accounts, payments and analytics will each add a line here before they go live.